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Switch Mode Power Supplies offer single and quad outputs.

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Switch Mode Power Supplies offer single and quad outputs.
Switch Mode Power Supplies offer single and quad outputs.

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December 7, 2007 - Housed in 3.8 x 6.8 x 1.4 in. U-frame package, EFS Series delivers output power up to 350 W. Units feature synchronous rectification on low voltage output from 1.8-12 Vdc with fixed switching frequency of 100 kHz to gain power density exceeding 9 W/in³. With ac input of 85-264 Vac, power supplies provide active PFC and protect against over temperature, over current, and over voltage conditions. Single output models are suited for Intermediate Bus Architecture applications.

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Digital Power Corp.
41920 Christy St.
Fremont, CA, 94538
USA



New High Density 350 Watt Switcher In Only 3.8 X 6.8 X 1.4" Ideal For Intermediate Bus Architecture (IBA) Applications


Digital Power announces the EFS series, high density switch mode power supplies that deliver both Single and Quad Output power up to 350 watts in the industry standard 3.8 x 6.8 x 1.4" U-Frame Package.

The EFS utilizes advanced switching topologies with synchronous rectification (on low voltage outputs from 1.8~12VDC) with a fixed switching frequency of 100KHz to gain a power density exceeding 9W/in3, setting the standard for medium range power products. The supplies feature universal AC input (85 to 264VAC) with active power factor correction (EN61000-3-2 Class D compliant) and protection against over temperature, over current and over voltage conditions. Selected models are available with a 48 VDC input range (36~75 VDC) for Telecom applications. Standard features include: remote inhibit, power good, remote sense, current-share and internal OR'ing function for parallel-redundant operation. All models are CE marked and certified to EN60950, UL60950 and meet EN55022 class B emissions. The eF350 Single Output models offer output voltages of 5 / 12 / 15 / 24 / 28 / 48 VDC and are ideal for Intermediate Bus Architecture (IBA) applications and with an MTBF of >300k hours, they also work well for industrial and military COTS applications.

"The 1U chassis height and compact dimensions of the EFS will release valuable space for our customer's circuitry, improving the value of our customers systems" says Jonathan Wax, President of Digital Power. "The eF350 series is an exciting extension to our high power density product range. We are proud to deliver the most power from the smallest footprints available in the industry."

Specifications are available at http://www.digipwr.com. Standard pricing is under $150 in production quantities for 350 watt single output models. For sales and technical support, contact Digital Power Corporation: sales@digipwr.com, (866) 344-7697.
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